Apologetic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APOLOGETIC in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a formal defense or apology
• a formal defence or apology
ADJECTIVE:
• expressing apology
• expressing or showing regretful acknowledgement of an offence or failure
• constituting a formal defence or justification of a theory or doctrine
• Alt. of Apologetical
• offering or expressing apology
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• apologetics

Words related to APOLOGETIC

apologetical17 apologetically22

Words that contain APOLOGETIC

apologetics16 apologetical17 unapologetic17 apologetically22 unapologeticall20 unapologetically24

How to use APOLOGETIC in a sentence

• When they reached Lane End House, a few seconds in front of the hurrying and apologetic servants, Mrs.
• Again he shook his head and his eyes were possessed by the wistful, apologetic smile.
• Meanwhile the apologetic of his own life was becoming ever more impressive.
• Beware, then, of the really well-bred and apologetic gentleman whose clothes are at once quiet and fashionable, whose manner is at once diffident and frank.
• That he was in no apologetic mood was shown in almost his first sentence.
• An apologetic tap came at the door, and the voice of Mrs.
• Fenton, wiping her hands and arms upon a spotless canvas apron, and generally apologetic as to her appearance.
• These were the operator, the American consul, and Hans! The German grinned in an apologetic way as Ned hastily greeted him.
• The letter within it, apologetic but dignified in tone, is, I fancy, the most popular in stock.
• His disgust with himself was so complete that even the process of apologetic mythology had ceased.
• But I am not sure that the apologetic vein would not be wiser.
• The apologetic tone the Knight had used, seemed warrant for her hesitancy, and rendered compliance more difficult.
• She was very humble and apologetic, and disarmed me if I had intended to take her to task for all the trouble and anxiety she had caused us.
• It turned out that he was a detective fresh from Dublin, who had taken it into his head that she was Stephens, and was most apologetic, as well as crestfallen, at his error.
• We are far from having found the formula of its combination with the historical elements of our apologetic.
• Edgar took his Degree out into the Cold World and began to make apologetic Inquiries regarding Humble Employment which would involve no Responsibilities.
• From an apologetic state of mind he passes to a sense of his own importance.
• Moreover he was himself apologetic, as though suffering from a touch of remorse.
• Then he rose, apologetic as ever, wished me good-night, and left the house.
• In his concession, where he is an apologetic and much sat-upon importation, the foreign resident does no harm.
• For a long time he waited in a little room at the foot of the lift shaft, and thither at last came Lincoln, eager, apologetic, astonished.
• Peter always slammed doors, and had an apologetic way of opening the door again and closing it gently, as if to show that he could.
• She never hurried, she never was breathless and flushed, and apologetic over something that she ought or ought not to have done, which was a chronic state with Eurie.
• He had expected to be forgiving an apologetic daughter, but the reality was that he found himself in the dock.
• They disdained showing soft emotion, and if they shook hands it was done in an apologetic way.
• He felt apologetic, although he did not know exactly why.
• LONG was almost apologetic for not having made them larger.

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